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Fanningstown Castle Self Catering

  • Star Rating Castle Self Catering
  • Location Adare in Co. Limerick

Fanningstown Castle is your luxury Irish Castle vacation rental located in Adare, County Limerick in the West of Ireland.  The castle which dates from the 12th Century offers 4 Star self-catering accommodations for 10 in this beautifully restored historical castle in the heart of Ireland's Golden Vale farming region.
Situated only 40 minutes drive from Shannon Airport, Fanningstown Castle is the perfect venue for family vacations or family reunions, for romantic weekend breaks, for your golf vacation in Ireland or for small intimate family weddings.                                                                                  
Enjoy golf, private fishing on the River Maigue, horse back riding, horse racing and clay pigeon shooting together with a selection of great restaurants in Adare during your short break in Limerick.                                                   
Fanningstown Castle is also very centrally located for taking day trips to Cliffs of Moher, Killarney and Ring of Kerry, Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, Rock of Cashel and many more places of cultural and historical interest you may have dreamed of visiting during your Irish vacation.  
Fanningstown Castle is approved by Failte Ireland and Shannon Development as a 4 Star Self-Catering property.

In 1890 the castle came into the possession of J.F. Bannatyne, whose family owned a successful milling business in Limerick. They had built a state-the-art mill at Limerick docks in 1874 which still stands and is known as Bannatyne Mills. The 1901 census indicates that Bannatyne did not live in Fanningstown. Instead, the castle and adjoining buildings were inhabited by five different families who mainly serviced the dogs and horses kept for hunting.
In 1936 the estate was acquired by the Normoyle family, who are still in residence. They have just completed  the restoration of the nineteenth-century castle.